The lush green environs of Kalpetta are blessed with the dense Coffee plantation in the hills. Situated on the Kozhikode- Mysore National Highway, Kalpetta in Kerala is a spectacular tourist destination. This hill station of Wayanad, Kerala is one of the prime attractions on a South- India tour. Present at a height of 1000m above sea level and between 14 degrees latitude and 72 degrees longitude the picturesque town of Kalpetta is a reservoir of peace and solace.
Attractions at Kalpetta
The tranquil vistas of this Kerala hill station have always been capable of enticing the tourists. The major attractions of Kalpetta are:
Chembra Peak : Positioned at a height of 2100m above sea level, Chembra peak is the highest peak in Wayanad and is an ultimate trekking destination. This place is only 14 km away from Kalpetta providing yet another asset to a Kalpetta visit. The trekking expedition is supported by the government bodies and they provide all trekking necessities.
Pookot Lake : this recurrent fresh water lake is nestled amidst wooded hills is situated at a distance of 15 km from Kalpetta. This lake is well- known for its unique features of boating facilities, children’s park, a spice and handicraft emporium and a fresh water aquarium which are great magnetism for tourists on a tour to hill stations in Kerala.
Karalad Lake : this huge lake spreading over 7 acres is located at a distance of 16 km west of Kalpetta. Surrounded by lush greenery all around, the Karalad Lake with its breath taking scenic beauty and tranquilizing ambience mesmerizes every tourist on a Kerala tour.
Jain Temple : this temple is dedicated to one of the most revered Jain Saint, Ananthanatha Swami. Situated at 4 km north of Kalpetta this temple is one of the must visit tourist places.
Kalpetta with its rich flora and fauna provides great number of Coffee, banana, ginger and pepper vegetation for its markets. This Kerala hill station also consists of enormous hotels, bars, restaurant and shops making this place conveniently accessible providing it another reason to be visited.
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